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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREW
11I0HD5 FEEL
A mnnpower sliortuue which
miy become ncuto wan (sit thin
week hy the Oront Norlhorn
railroad, The Southern Puclflo
nlso reported the supply of quiil-
' ifled trnlnmon wus bocomlnif
icnrce.
Incrensed business, both of tin
' fount) nuluio nnd In duppod-up
rontlnn trntln, hm opened new
vnennclos, official! of both roncli
tated, Tho iltuutloii li compll
(' co ted by the draft tuklnK younif
rjcn nnd defense industry Job
taking skilled employe! at better
' pay.
Both the SP nnd ON reportod
n ihortngo In track men nnd
tralnyard ervlc employe!. The
'X Great Northern alo noted lack
X of available experienced clor
; ' leal help, ,, ,
RAILHOAD BHIEF8
Trnvels Esst J. M. Buriri, in
perintendent of the Klamuth dl
vllon of Iho Great Northern
railroad, left lust weekend for
a vcutlon trip to Chicago nnd
Cleveland.
Cone Fishing Don Dlvenx of
the Cirent Northorn railroad and
Howard Pernell of the Bouthcrn
Pacific left Saturday for n
week'i fishing at Lake Waldo
In the Cnscftdcs.
Biek Home Mr. and Mrs. C.
K. Fouler have returned to the
elty after a vncntlon in Nebrna
i tit nnd other mldwrslern polnta.
I Foster la train dispatcher with
the Great Northern,
CITY BRIEFS
' To Portland Mr. Erneit D.
Lamb, Mr. A. G. Proctor nnd
. Mr. Sydney Evan will leave
Thursday morning by motor for
Portland where they will spnnd
the remainder of the week. Mr.
Lamb, Siskiyou district vice
president of the Oregon Feder
ation of Garden clubs, will at-
- tend a meeting of the bonrd
Frldny nt the home of Mr. Dan
iel Heffner, date presfclent. Mr.
Proctor, stale chairman of pic
ture slides he i collecting for
the state federation, will attend
the meeting. Mrs. Evani plans
to visit In Portland at the home
of her son, Percy, formerly of
this city.
(4 Data Set Friday, August 22,
at S:30 p, m. the annual Rotary
J picnic will be held' on the Big
Lawn on Conger avenue. Wo-
men of the First Methodist
' church ir sparing and erv-
ing the picnic lunch. This will
' take the place of noxt week'
.' Rotary mealing.
VUlU Bon Mr. W. L. Shedd
of Tacoma left Wednesday after
a two weeks' visit with hor son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. end
Mr. William Shedd of Sheldon
street. She was entortalncd in
formally by friends nnd enjoyed
n trip to Crater lake and other
place while hero.
I Return Mr. and Mr. A, N.
Kelsey, 2331 Garden avenue, re
! turned from a vacation trip of
I two week which they spont in
Spokane, Missoula, Mont., and
"''Bonneville, Grnnd Couico dams,
; and Shelly, Ida. They were nc
; ; companicd to Shelly by Kclsoy'a
father who hli visited hero for
' soveral week.
To Nebraska Mr. Jnmc
' Wolfo left Saturday for her homo
in Clarke, Neb., after visiting
for two months with hor son and
family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph
Matlick, 1734 Menlo Way, and
. her daughter's family, Mr. nnd
Mri, Corl W. Henry, 2304 Recla
mation avenue.
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(CM MOUUHOU) MK INC
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Cute a can be, ln t ha? And
you'll love him embroidered on
n crib or carrlaga cover sur
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nil rrudy for Hint special baby.
Paltern 7070 contains a motif
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smaller motifs averaging 3 by
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Klamath Falls. Be sure to print
plainly your NAME, ADDRESS
and PATTERN NUMBER.
In Ban Francisco Mr, and
Mrs. Stanley R. Berry, 2103 Rec
lamation avenue, have visited in
San Francisco for several days
with their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Chandler Berry. They
nre expected bnck this week.
Lucky Thursday The Lucky
Thursday club will meet August
14 at the home of Mrs. Katherlno
Evans in Riverview addition.
Members will meet at the home
of Miss Nona Hall. 913 East
Main street, at 12:30.
Improve Jack Nichols, ad
mitted. to Klamath Valley hos
pital June 20 with hip and head
Injuries as the result of an acci
dent, was reported Improved
Wednesday.
Returns Home Mrs. Carl
Peterson, 1700 Oregon avenue
returned home with her infant
duughter Tuesday evening after
having been patients at Klamath
Valley hospital.
Return Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Van Horn of Altamont have
returned from a motor trip to
Seaside.
To Yamsay Lydla Frlcke
Howard, public health nurse,
plans to drive to Yamsay on
Thursday to spend the day on a
routine visit In that area.
Home From Coast Mr. and
Mrs. George Bratton and son re
cently returned home from a
week's vacation spent along the
Oregon coast.
Doctors Planning
Annual Conclave
September 2 to 5
Planning to ice your doctor?
Then you'd better see him in
the next two or three week. He
may be out of town September
2 to 8.
Klamath Fall and Klamath
county doctors, In large num
ber, will attend the. 87th an
nual session of the Oregon State
Mcdlcul society in Portland that
week, x
It will be another "brushing
up" meeting with the state so
ciety doing its best to bring the
new to Oregon doctors. Five na
tionally prominent doctor will
addrca the lessions on the Uni
versity of Oregon medical school
campus, headed by Dr. Frank
H. Lahey of Boston, president
of the American Medical associ
ation. ,
Clinic in Portland hospitals
and panel discussion, an inno
vation this year, are part of the
program.
Doctors' wives will have their
own meet September ' 4 and 8
when the society' women' aux
iliary meet.
BODY FOUND
PORTLAND, Aug. 13 JP)
Sought since March 31, the
body of S-ycar-old George Har
vey wa recovered from the
Oregon alough yoterday.
Labor Leader Here Worth
Lowcry, International vice presi
dent of the International Wood
worker of America, (CIO), was
In the city Tuesday on business.
Noble's Musicians
Mostly American
Ray Noble' popular orchestra
play at the Broadway hall, Ma
lin, Friday. Though Ray is an
Englishman who has only been
In thl country six years, moat of
his band I recruited from Holly
wood, except Bill Harty, hi
manager and drummer. Harty is
an Irishman who lived in Eng
land a number of yean
! Snooky Lanson, the boy soloist
with the golden' voice, 1 from
Nashville, Tenn. He ha the
thick southern drawl and the
charm of the 01' South.
Before ,, beginning its' , barm;
storming of the weit coast, till'
band had long engagement in)
June at Catallna. ' - t ' ' . J,
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Called North Mrs. Josenh
Lake hns returned to her home, I
i,liu Whlto avenue, from Port
land whero sho has been for one
month, called by the illness of
:er father who is reported grcat
y. Improved although confined
to his bed.
Attend Wedding Mr. and
'Mrs. George Spraguo. and Mrs.
' ; Harry Spraguo returned homo
V Sunday : evening from Chlco,
; Calif., where they spent tha
weekend and attended tho wed
' ding of a cousin of George
Spraguo. V
To Canada Mrs. Herbert E.
Hanger will leave by train
; Thursday for Portland, from
there going to Chicago nnd St.
-'Thomas, Ontario, Canada, where
she will visit at her former
homo with her ono sister end
" ' four brothers. Sho pinna to ro
I turn In ono month.
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